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I could test this on another router first, i think there is no chance in bricking is there? Worst case just replacing the WiFi packages is that you lose access via WiFi. If you save your config prior to the change, the easiest recovery stragegy is to ssh in (via ethernet) and run firstboot which wi...

I'm wondering whether this is because all recent OpenWrt's default to the Candelatech ath10k wifi drivers and firmware (usually referred to as "ct" vs the Qualcomm OEM which is often referred to as "non-ct"), which I think started after the 18.06 release that was the base for Gar...

You might try the 1.15 beta build (available here) to see whether that changes anything.

ispyisail wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 31, 2024 3:17 am

inet AR150 was a bit suspect and complained about space, but seemed to run

I didn't see any space complaint when upgrading mine, but I didn't attempt to preserve the configuration. Mine ran fine with a Huawei E3372 HiLink modem as the WAN.

8MB flash routers may be somewhat better positioned with upcoming OpenWrt 23.05 based builds which will transition to use MbedTLS instead of OpenSSL for basic security requirements - Lantis has posted the first beta.

@pythonic thanks for the guidance, it seems to work! :D Could you please summarise what you've ended up installing/setting to get these results? I understand that Bandwidth Monitor increases the consumption of resources, but how does Active Bandwidth Monitor influence a better performance report in...

I generally start a custom build by unchecking all gargoyle stuff and then go into admin section and add the gargoyle package which adds all the deps and it seems the wolfssl stuff gets added. I'm still fairly new at building gargoyle so I don't really know what can be removed/changed. I will try a...

I see the Linksys WRT1900ACS is avail again. I get screen message when attempting an upgrade. Firmware/Device Compatibile:No. Config cannot be migrated from swconfig to DSA That is correct - there is unfortunately no way to preserve the network configuration between swconfig and DSA builds so upgra...

Lantis wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 13, 2024 8:23 am

Noting that hardware/software offload are somewhat incompatible with some Gargoyle features

Indeed, hardware/software offload are probably akin to a footgun in Gargoyle, which is a good reason for them never to make it into the UI the way they are in OpenWrt.

Are you using Gargoyle's QoS at all? No! In that case, using the flow offloading features supported by OpenWrt might help. I'm not sure that the following commands (which I've taken from OpenWrt documentation but haven't personally tested) will work, but you can try via ssh: First, just software fl...